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Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

ly spoken of in the plural as the journals.
 It IS provided that the presiding of- hcers having taken thelr respective seats, and q quorum being present, the proceedings of the preceding day saall be read, to the end that any mistakes may be corrected, that may have oc- cured in the entries; but such cor rections can only be made after the reading, and an affirmative vote au thorizing the correction, which must be minutely stated and recorded at length, thus affording no opportunity for doctOring ghe record-such is not what IS pufPorted to be a journal of proceedings of the 14th legislative as- Sembly of Arlzona, and, therefore, it is void and not admissible to prove a fact, for the reason that they are not n conformity with established re- qulrements of what is necessary to constitute journals of legislative pro- ceedings.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

The manufacture of cheap pure aluminium, (says the N. Y. Engineer ing and Mining JournaD has been the dream of many a metallurgist during the past quarter of a century, and yet the problem has until now, or very re- gently, resisted the lnnumerable ef- forts made for it's solution. Success appears at last to have rewarded the persistence of the investigators, and though we are not at present permit ted to describe the process by which this success has been attained, that it is extremely simple is evident when we say that the cost of the pure metal will in the not distant future approx mate that of copper. The process re- ferred to is very different from the in- genious electric method by which the Cowles Brothers have so successfully reduced the cost of aluminium alloys. but it is not that quoted in our Fur mace, Mill, and Factory notes on an- other page.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

Rev. Thornton, of the Methodist church read a severe lecture to the people of Silver City, the territorial press ill general and the Las Vegas Optic in particular last Sunday eve ming. Whether he was suffering from bilious attack or felt slighted on ac- count of the small congregation which came out to hear him is merely mat ter of conjecture. He even so far for got himself that he made use of nu- merous slang phrases in his wholesale denuncIations.-Silver City Sentinel.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

After two years of anxious waitin 2 justice has at length been done to Mrs. Maria Berger, and she was this morn ing (24th) by Deputy Sheriff Speedy, reinstated in her ancestral home on the San Xavier reservation. By of ficlous Indian agents she was driven from the home wherein she was born and raised and likewise her father be- fore her, and lazy, thriftless Papagos installed in her stead. Both agents active in this nefarious business, have been relegated to private life, from which judging them by thelr deeds, they never ought to have emerged. On the Berger homestead at the time Of the expulsion of the family, was nlce frame house, a thrifty young orchard and well titled fields, but now on their reoccupation the whole place presents a miserable and wretched ap- pearance. For this ejectIon and wan ton destruction of property, the afore- said agents should be made to pay. If they are not financially able to make good thls loss the government should be compelled to do it for them, and furthermore It should punish its ex- agents for so fragrant an abuse of the little power it indlscreetly entrusted to their hands.-Citizen.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

Notwithstanding the ffeqi it sug gestion of the use of electrici,v an an illuminant for mines, nothing practi- cal has resulted in the country until now it is announced that the Comstock mines and mills are to be thus lighted. Three dynamos are being constructed in San Francisco, and are to be de- livered at the mines within two months. They will be run by water power, and will be set up near the new water-mill of the Nevada Mill and Mining Company, in the southern part of the city. They will furnish 100 arc lights and 1900 incandescent lamps.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27
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 This settles upon the sensitive sub-cuta- neous covering of the muscles and liza menta of the joints, causing constant and shifting pain, and aggregating as caiesreous, chalky deposit which produces stiffness and distortion of the joints. No fact which experience has demonstrated in regard to Hostetter's s Stomach Bitters has stronger evidence to support than this, namely, that this med lclne Of comprehensive uses checks the formidable and atrocious disease, nor IS 1t less positively established that it is preferable to the poisons often used to arrest 1t, since the medicine contains only salutory ingredients It is also a signal remedy for malarial fever, con stlpatlOn, dyspepsia, kidney and bladder debility and other disorders. See that you get the genuine.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

The N. Y. Mining and Engineering Journal has it from excellent authori- ty that the Baltimore Copper Smelling and Rolling Company have entered into a contract with the Anaconda mine, whereby they control the entire output of this mine sold for home con- sumption. The Baltimore works are about enlarging their smelling plant by the erection of additional furnaces of large capacity, and the production for 1888 will be on the basis of twen- ty-fve million (25,OOO,OOO) pounds of refined copper,
 This would limit the amount of An aconda copper to be sold in this coun- try to maximum of about 100000 pounds month.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

The Hancock, Mich, Copper Herald
 of the 17th inst. says: "Gas and steam are being forced down the Calumet &
 Hecla mine. The shaft will probably
 be opened near the end of next week. There are practically no changes in the surface indications. Because the mine has continued closed, some pep ple have lost confidence in the steam and gas method of extingulshing the fire, but the management has not kept the shafts closed longer than was in tended near the first. The product for last week at the mills was 215 tons 425 pounds. It IS said that Mir. Wood bury was the leading man ln devising and starting the method used for put ting out the fire" The Engineering and Mining Journal expresses dis trust of the method being pursued to the fire.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

Surface indications point to land squabble in Tombstone, similar to the late Phenlx unpleasantness. Judge Berry claIms, under U. S. patent, title to the Mountain Maid mining claim, upon which portion of the town of Tombstone is built. The town coun- ell will contest Berry's claim in the courts, upon the grounds that the Mountain Maid is not mIne and neY- CT had ledge, and, further, that the patent was fraudulently obtained. Meanwhile residents on the claim, inn patient of the laws delay, make omin- ous threats that they will settle the matter in their own way.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

The Prescott Courier bewails the fact that the Democracy of Mohave, Pima and Gila counties will not follow the lead of the Courier, or acknowl- edge it the bell wether of Arizona Democracy, and, therefore, deplores the fact that Tucson, Globe, Kingman and other places are greatly Tn need of newspapers that will voice Democracy as the Courier understands it. The papers referred to by the Courier be- lieve that Democracy consists of more than seven principles, the loaves and fishes, and are therefore not lured from the Jeffersonian creed that the almighty dollar cuts no figure in the tenets of the party.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

Letters received at London from Henry M. Stanley set at rest the ru- mors of his death, lately cabled from Zanzibar. It is estimated that MT. Stanley by this time must be with Emen Bey, if still alive, and news of the relief party's success is expected about the third week in October.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

The fire in the Calumet & Hecla
 mine continues to be a distur ping fac. tor in the copper market, but late New York advices show slight ad- vances in spot copper and for future delivery. The extent of the fire is not definitely known, and this uncertainty as to the damage that will result, is ascribed as the reason for the lifeless condition of the market.
 Information from the fire is meagre, but putting together the various re- ports, it is evident that the fire is much more serious than was at first supposed. The Boston Herald states that of the twelve shafts (the entire number), eleven have been closed to exclude the air, for the purpose of smotharing the flames. The mine is heavily imbered which causes much apprehension to be felt, and the shafts being inclined, much damage may be done from heating the overlapping rock to a condition where It may crumb!e. The inference drawn from another report is that the situation is bad. It says the output this month will not exceed 1,500,00O pounds, against the usual 4,5OO,OOO pounds. Four furnaces of the smelling works have been Apsed down. Even should the fire oe soon extinguished it will take several months to put the mine in working order again.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

It would be singular if the subject
 Of divorce should become a political
 issue, yet it is by no means inproba-
 ble, If recent Washington advices can
 be reled upon. The Government Board of Statisties has for some time past beengpakingea thorough exam lnation of marriage and divorce statis- tlcs, which has attracted much atten- ton to the question of the great di- versity in divorce laws in the various States and Territories of the Union. and prominent statesmen are advoca- ting national divorce law to apply to all parts of the United States, while others equally influential are strenu- ously opposed to such a measure, con- tending that such law would be a usurpation upon the part of the Ma tional Government, a centralization without parallel in this country.
 It IS matter ot record that dIvorceS have been much mere numerous in the North than in the South, and the latter section is opposed to the passage of general law as unwarranted in- terference with a State prerogative. DivorceS are much more numerous and on the increase in cities than in villages and rural districts, which fact is assigned for their preponderance in the North, and it is a fact that within the past few years, since the increase in population in several Southern cities has been so rapid, divorce8 have greatly increased.
 The subject will doubtless receive discussion at the next session of that body.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

The disturbance caused by the little pebble which Plxley dropped into the political waters in California, has traversed the continent and washed the shore of the Atlantic. Tie result is call for convention for the for nation of an American Party, the chiefprlncipleS of which partake large ly of the tenets of the old Know Nothing party, the central idea being restriction of immigration. The con yentioh viii be held Tn Philadelphia next month and delegates from thirty eight States will be present. 4 scheme will be formulated to effect thorough organization of state, county and township committees, and will call convention to be held in July next with the view of placing in the held candidates for President and Vice President Tn the next National cleo tion.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

The New York Mail and Express
 thus describes the testimonial sword
 to be presented to General Miles by
 citizens of Arizona at Tucson on the
 5th prox: "The scabbard is of solld
 gold. One of its sides will be left
 plan for talszsHssentatIon inscriptions. etc. The ether side will be engraved
 with the following characteristic scenes; First, the Agency at San Car los (on the reservation), the Indians appearing in natural camp life. Sec ond scene, companies of cavalry and infantry in pursuit of Indians. Third, the fight. Fourth, the. capture and Indians marched to Bowie Station, where train of cars stand in waiting for their reception, and last is Geroni- mos head, with hat on, forming the foot of the scabbard. This latter work IS done from Fly's photograph of Ge- ronimo, and IS perfect to life. The blade is of Damascus steel, and will be engraved with the name of Gen. Nel- son A. Miles, and scroll work. The handle or hand-grip will be of white sharks skin, braided in gold. The guard will be of gold and be emblem atic of both cavalry and infantry. At the extreme end of the guard, en- graved in gold will be the head of Natchez, the son of Cochise, a moon- stone amethyst forming the end of the hand-grip."
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

Every little while interest in Confed crate state bonds is revived in Eng land, and now the news comes that a committee representing $450,O00,OOO m various kinds of Confederate secu- rites IS actively devising plans for realizing upon them. Likely the agi- tation is for the purpose of working ott the worthless bonds onto credu- lous foreigners. The idea of anything being realized upon them in this country IS absurd.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

Peter Bolan, until lately member of the Territorial Board of Equaliza- ton, was forced to resign in conse- quence of the action of the Territorial Stock Association, which rounded him up, and put their condemned brand upon him in a series of resolutions.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

The trial of the Bald Knob robbers at Ozark, Missouri, which began on the 23 instant, revealed the fact that John Wilson, minister of the Baptist church, was of the number, ia full team and a cross dog under the wagon :"
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

With the magnificent outlook for the range interest and the organiza- ton of many new mining enterprises on substantial footing, there IS every reason to believe that Arizona IS on the eve of an era of great prosperity.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

Passenger rates on the Southern Pacific railroad, in California, have been reduced, making the fare be- tween San Francisco and Los Angeles Sl5. The former rate was S21.7O.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

Prof. o. s. Fowler, who had a na- tional reputation as a phrenologist and author died last week, in Connec- 4ior7t
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

It is claimed that the train robbers secured S71, 900 in currency and $13,- 900 in gold, making a total clean up of S84,O00 Not bad days work.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

The Atohi8on, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad has received 105 new engines in the past nine months.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

Governor Bartlett of California was stricken by paralysis on Monday night last and his condition is said to be critical.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

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The Bul, and tho bicycle.
From the Louf,v,,,. Courier purnar

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The Doctor makes speciality Of pulling teetNhnd uses
visits. ono evening recently he made call several
lie started home however. after lighting his hub
tern lie had peiacd ainnH serensly Two or three
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. mad bull, with head down and tail erect.
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rae. only thTreluarters OF mile and did not last
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